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    Health and Wellbeing, Heroes

    Dying Boy’s Last Wish Is to Help Homeless

    A boy with leukemia's dying wish is to help others survive, with a mission to provide food to the residents of a nearby homeless camp. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest

    Giant Bat Swoops Back from Brink of Extinction

    You’d better duck—a giant bat species is swooping back after a near-brush with extinction. More »

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    Arts and Culture

    Middle Schoolers Create Hit Song About Voting

    You've got to be 18 to make your way to the polls -- but that hasn't stopped a group of middle-schoolers from Atlanta's Ron Clark Academy from spreading the word about Americans' election day civic duty: the group has created a song about voting that's turned into a YouTube sensation. More »

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    Business, General Interest

    Budget Airline Offers $13 Flights to United Kingdom

    Bon voyage -- the European budget airline Ryanair is planning to begin offering flights between the United Kingdom and the U.S. for a mere £8 each way. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest

    Bird Breaks World Record for Longest Flight

    Think a journey from Alaska to New Zealand sounds like a killer of a red-eye flight? The 7,200-mile trek wouldn’t be much fun for a human sitting comfortably in a 747—but chances are, it’s a much bigger challenge for the bar-tailed godwit. More »

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    General Interest, Green

    Missouri Man Donates 843 Acres to Create State Park

    Don Robinson decided to grant 843 acres of his own personal wild paradise to the Department of Natural Resources after his death, so that the land can be used to create a new Missouri state park. More »

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    General Interest

    Teen with Down Syndrome Elected Homecoming Queen

    A teenage girl with Down syndrome was surprised and delighted to be crowned homecoming queen at her school's ceremony earlier this month. More »

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    Animals and Pets, Arts and Culture, Weird

    Pet Horse Is Award-Winning Painter

    Cholla, a mustang-quarter horse mix, began painting about four years ago, using his teeth to hold a watercolor brush and stroke a sheet of paper. More »

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    General Interest

    Hiker Eats Bugs to Survive Five Days Lost in Wilderness

    Hiker Derek Mamoyac survived five days on a mountain with no supplies, eating bugs to stay alive. More »

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    General Interest, Green, Science

    Electronic Devices Could Be Powered by Sugar

    Sugar has powered children’s hyperactive lives for centuries—but did you know it may now be able to power your MP3 player, too? More »

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    Science, Weird

    Gecko-Inspired Glue Is Stickiest in History

    A new type of superglue inspired by the gecko lizard's unusual feet could be the stickiest substance yet. More »

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    Animals and Pets, General Interest

    Manatee Rescued Off Cape Cod

    Recently, locals around Sesuit Harbor Cape Cod, Massachusetts caught a glimpse of an unusual sea creature heading towards shore: a giant male manatee, weighing in around 800 to 1,000 pounds. More »

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    General Interest, Weird

    Wine Comes Out of Water Taps in Italian Village

    The Bible may claim that Jesus turned water to wine, but most of us in modern times haven't been blessed with those rare mixology skills -- until now. More »

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    General Interest, Non-Profits, Weird

    Man Raises Money for Charity in Pumpkin Boat

    Most people just carve faces into pumpkins this time of year. But a man named JR Hildebrandt has taken the Halloween spirit to a whole new level. More »

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    Arts and Culture, History, Science

    Cave Paintings Took Thousands of Years to Complete

    Archaeologists' new dating techniques reveal a shocking fact about cave paintings: many of the paintings were done over a period of 20,000 years or so. More »

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